The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-12-24

Heaters at cost, at Senden's. dec1tf
The finest cranberries in the market at
H. Shields. d1Ot2
Oysters on the half shell, at E, Hackers
Annex Restaurant. dec24t2
Cheapest place for dolls, call and be. con-
vInced, at a. Egle's. d3tS
Good Bourbon whisky. three years old, at
81 per gallon, at Silverman's. apr16tf
Royle's line of Holiday goods is by far the
finest In the city. Call and see them. d17t2
Nothing nicer than a scroll SAW for d
Christmas present. Look at 'em at Senden's.
Shiloh's cure will Immediately relieve
Group. whooring cough and bronchitis. For
sale by Caples. June4eowly
COnrad's cigars are sold by all tirst-class
retail dealers in Lexington. Call for one and
convince yourself Of their quality. dl7t2
TO have one of Conrad's boxes of cigars in
your house is a comfort, and when you are at
leisure, smoke one of them; they drive away
all sorrow and care. d17t2
We guarantee all our liquors to be free
from adulteration and will sell you a better
article at "a lower figure than you can buy
elsewhere. A. Geyer. nl2tf
Rheumatism and neuralgia cured in l to 3
days for 10 cents by Detchon's Mystic Cure
Do not suffer and waste money on other
remedies. This at solutely never fails. Sold
by e.. w. Loomis, druggist, Lexington. Sd
Remember Messrs. Jno. w, Waddel Il Co.
for flour. The Red r, is delightful; can't be
beat; all wanting good bread should try it;
The sack is improved by having q larger K.
Their other grades of f1our are also much i'm
proved by the changes. Bran, screenings
and Graham Jour on hand. Exchanges made
at their office at the old stand near Arcana
Hall, aug7tf
Help out the East Lexington ire-laddies.
Wednesday was the shortest day In the
year.
spooner & Allen all next week at the opera
house.
The children were happy with their sieds
this week.
The Odessa Democrat had an excellent re.
| view OF Its town last week.
TIE /. A. G.. C. met at DR.. P. H. Cham.
bers' last Montay afternoon.
Our letter from Mr.. Santa Claus states thai
| AC III w hSiS PAohhppy -"
The Advance last week. had a first rate
write-up of the business men of Higginsviile
The Holden Enterprise comes TO US, thi.
week, as a double number, filled with loca
news, valuable editorials and we'll selected
literary matter. 1t IS a credit to its town.
The new telegraph line down the river 4
progressing as we'll as could be expected thi
bad weather. The poles have nearly reaches
Waverly and the wire Is stretched TO a iittl
below Dover.
"Only a Farmers Daughter" will he rem
dered at The opera house, March 7. TIL
New York Herald says of it:-"The success
which it achieved was due solely to tn
strength of the play"
eve school girls wish it would low"
College Gem. Well. if you did wish it, ther
was no use in OVERRIDING the thing and bring
ing on us such a blizzard as that of last MOI
, day Sd night and ns eli d 1aG GtTEuesday,-
: ALREADY LOCATED HERE
ire operated with profit to their own
I rs. Three large mills send their pro-
l.. :ucts to all parts of the globe, a furni-
lre factory of large capacity is doing
fine business, and minor concerns are
haring in the genera! prosperity which
: rises in part from their excellent loca-
a ion. This is a natural point for large
e '!a'f6e 1nteIhgencer Is under obligations
e / MI. Jerry c. Butler for a number of sampl
of California dried fruits sent to him by
friend in that state. The samples consist
IS dried pears, apples, raisins. plums. cherri
If apricots and figs. Even the figs are goo
" but all the other fruits are very fine lnde'
10 California is unquestionably a great fir
ct state. and its climate is particularly favoral
j. to the dessicat,on thereof. Its revenue FRI
8. this source promises to be immense.
ct We are told by q citizen of Corder that
I'd article printed In The Intelli gencer, from
an Republican, IN regard to the murder
u Stephen Ferguson by Chris. Young, the nj
&C, of December 10, does the city marshal
81 Corder aHI Injustice. Mr.. Will Wilson .who +
i: that position, is always alert to do his du
ng and it vas he who arrested Young, while
10. was still at his home and in bed. Mars
1c. Wilson also arrested Peter Fuchs, on S
ill picion, but he proved not to be guilty. Th
Sc, arrests were made before the deputy she
les arrived,
rs. st. LOUIS live stock market Cattle
ceipts, LOO head. shipments, 700 head. n
ct active and higher; choice heavy ma
ant steers, 81 1905 %; fair to good natives. I
tie, 4 30; butchers steers, fair to choice, 80
lg- 4 10; stockers and feeders, fair to good. i
of @3 10; rangers. common to good 81 1904
Hogs-Recelpts. $500 head; shipments, /
red head. Market active aud steady. Choice be
iort and butchers selections, S4 SO@5 Is; Y
ad- ers and packers. medium to prime, 81
sue o IS; light grades, common to good. 81
ny, 8 20. Sheep-Receipts, 1000 head; S
ne; ments, none. Market a shade easier; fai
lrs- choice. s. 1904 20; fancy Christmas, 1
ids. @5 10.
end The East Lexington fire company will
a ball at Turner hail. e Wednesday e
'ay; ing, December %, which should be libe
patrQnized. Persons who cannot attend
ay- at least purchase a ticket. as the proceed:
The to be DEVOTED to fire equipments for the
IS a pany. This Is about The only way they
shly to get them, and as they fight hre for all @
lal; all of us are interested in seeing that
ully procure them. Faithful policemen
ANY faithful fremen always appeal to our syr
and thy. They have to turn out 10 all kim
very weather, frequently when the weather I
Is il most severe they are called upon to ey
d as themselves at the risk of life or limb. l
Ient, neglect your duty toward the tire-boys v
and they ask you to take one or more tickets
you can do much fer them dc Us niue
ac- you can.
ter The circuit court has been in sessie
med week, and has been disposing of cases
was rapidly, The case OF Jerry Proctor vs.
red, bert Loomis. the jury returned a verde
rita plaintiff. Benz. Elliott, &c., taken unde
aims visements Francisco vs.. Corder, jury
Fed verdict for plaintiff; James C. McGre
the Mo. P. Il. r. Co., jury gave verdict TO
!, be- fendaut; VIM. H.. Nipper VS.. o. A. j
here jury returned verdict for plalntiI; He
revi- Echelmeyer v9. Emile Echelmeyer. di
and was granted; I. A, Whitsett VS.. W.. G..
rs to aldson, verdict for defendant; NJ. NJ, r
lisa. son vs., T. j. Hook, taken under adviser
been AIMS Ashcraft vs. Otha Ashcrait, di
Their. granted; Kate Dixon ys. c. & A. r. r.
and being argued yesterday afternoon. Th
Wis of the American bank which was pc
Prof. when we went to press last week, rel
FOOLS in a disagreement Of the Jury on Satr
:, at but they agreed on Monday and gave
Sam dict for L, b. Cam pbell.
ather Lexington Inteliigencer Now for
mpa- road to Odessa. Our citizens can q flo
Sum- grade and iron it, In order to make il tn
two Meeting link for greater things in the
amp future. As Poor Richard says-'The
Iay to helps them that helps themselves W
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